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we won't a hard wired system and I found my answers on google imagine that , going to try the Canadian method...

we are using corless phones but the neighbors can listen in on their baby monitor.Maybe go with just a wall phone in kitchen

I need a home network but only have one cable per location, no possible way to add more cable. I have heard you can have both telephone and data with only one cable. Has anyone tried this ? Can it be done? What about standards ? Can you do it ? Pictures would be welcomed

You lost the contract because the compition offered something better so quit your whinning and pull up your panties and get back to work....

I woould go with the copper theft theory . I don't think anyone would be that stupid to cut the feed cable.

I thought I seen it all until today LOL. I was behind a building today and noticed the drop wire comming in from the telephone pole it was a good 75 feet. Somebodody has wrapped one of those cheap orange extention cords around the in comming telephone cable for 75 feet so they could plug in...

It would only be a problem if you pluged into a gigabit network not a 10/100 Base T network they don't use pins 4 &5 that would be used for telephone. Giga bit uses all the pairs fiber is better

That looks like some nice work from Miami Florida LOL.

Its all fun and games until someone plugs my computer into phone jack and fries my main board.